Nixon Declares Self Opposed to Pay Price Curbs
President Nixon argues against wage and price controls while urging business and labor to restrain costs to curb inflation. He promises a cautious drawdown from Cambodia and a shift to a peacetime consumer economy, saying the aim is to avoid recession as inflation ends.
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Nixon
Cambodia
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Nison
Credit Control
Con
Economic Council
Congress
House
Tea Firm Head M Cormack Dies
Charles B McCormick longtime head of the McCormick and Co spice and tea business dies at 73 in University Hospital after a heart attack He retired last year as chairman of the board and joined the firm in 1912 He was an educator and civic leader known for his multiple management system in Baltimore area news from several locales including Brookville and Dover
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Baltimore
Charles B. McCormick
Urgent School Construction Aid Approved by Reagan
Gov. Reagan signed an urgency measure providing 16.4 million dollars in state funds for classroom construction across a dozen districts. The loan helps reduce double sessions and supports education bond proceeds. One beneficiary is the Tustin Union High District in Orange County.
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Sacramento
UPS
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Farle P. Crandall
Rlan Jose
Clare Berryhill
Io-Ceres
State Allocations Board
Tistle Union High
Orange County
Terrorists Free W German Envoy in Prisoner Swap
West German Ambassador Ehrenfried von Holleben was released after his abduction in Rio de Janeiro. Brazilian authorities freed 40 political prisoners and exiled them to Algeria in exchange for the envoy, who appeared outside his residence to express gratitude in German and Portuguese. The case follows another German envoy’s kidnapping and death in Guatemala earlier the year.
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Ehrenfried von Holleben
Brazil
Rio DE Janeiro
UPI
Reed
Ehrenfried
von Holleben
Algeria
Wurt Hellenken
Wolf
Johann Christian Baran
Vont Hiller
Isa
von Hilleben
Min
von Hollenbe
Carl von Spiethi
Bonn
Guatemala
Algiers
Poster decor source for store opening prompt
Glendate’s Flee- Buntle on 224 W Broadway offers vast stacks of Godey’s Lady’s Book magazines and vintage fashion posters. The historic magazine ran 1830 to 1898 with weekly issues in Philadelphia and New York, featuring fashion prints and temperance support, with contributors like Emerson Hawthorne Longfellow and Poe.
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A. Xanadu
W. Broadway
Glendate
Godey
Yesteryear
Philadelphia
New York City
United States
Emerson
Hawthorne
Longfellow
Poe
Welfare Aid For Woman With Four Children In Wal
A Los Angeles County welfare official says the maximum aid for a woman with four children is 263 dollars a month, determined by child ages and required rent. Payments go to the recipient to foster money management, with a mechanism to help ensure basic needs are met, but back rent payments are not provided.
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Weinberger
Office of Management and Budget
White House
Mayo
Q. T
Wal
Welfare Office
B.A
Long Beach
Los Angeles
DPSS
McDivitt to quit spaceman corps in 1969
Col. James A. McDivitt former commander of Gemini and Apollo flights will never fly in space again. In June 1969 he left active spaceman duties to become a desk supervisor in Houston overseeing Apollo spacecraft program manufacturing, mission design, and postflight analyses.
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James A. McDivitt
McDivitt
Spaceman Corps
Houston
Tex Ts
Battle Rages South of Phnom Penh
Fighting southwest of Phnom Penh cut Highway 4 linking the capital to Kampong Som after Vietnamese forces had recently withdrawn from Kompong Spei. Cambodian and South Vietnamese troops had cleared Kompong Speu and reopened the road, before renewed clashes at Trapeang Kraleng blocked the route again. In South Vietnam, guerrillas attacked a command post of the 1st Infantry Division near Hue, leaving 32 attackers dead. Vietnamese troops suffered light casualties.
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Phnom Penh
UPI
Kompong Speit
South Vietnam
Guerrilas
Saigon
Hue
Professors Pay Hikes Derailed By State Senate Action
California Senate and Assembly moves to cut professors pay raises amid budget pressures. Debates over diverting truck taxes and broader cuts to fund education sparked talks of a conference committee and potential restoration, with lawmakers seeking federal matching funds and school funding increases while highlighting campus unrest as a complicating factor.
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Senate Finance Committee
Academic Senate
Coordinating Council For Higher Education
Reagan
Senate
Joseph M. Kenrick
D-Long Beach
Schmitz
Barwer
William T. Bagley
R-San Anselmo
State
Selumitz
George Moscone
Dsen Francisco
California
Moscone
Assembly
Joint Conference Committee
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Elsa Triolet
France
M’cormack
Brookville
Pain
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Earl E. Morris
Derry
Atlas Painting Co
Campbell, Ohio
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Net
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Daniella
Samuel Shipley
Wilmington
Rio
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Tustin
von Tiolleben
Tijuen
Matariat
Sergio da Costa Apolinaria
Apollnaria
James McDivitt
Lang
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Mervyn M. Dymally
Stesphen Z. Teale
Railroad
Fiat
Grunsky
Robert J. Laga
Marsina
Ojal
Arcadia
Ed Benelal
State Finance Department
A. Alan Post
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